Author: Gale Wright
Reflections for the Journey
Adult Ed, Nov 5
VIDEO. In “Reflections for the Journey: Principles of Ethical Storytelling,” Nate Ledbetter, shares with us stories and reflections on scripture, and he highlights ethical principles that connect to the work on the border that can be applied in many places. This class enhances his message in our worship service.Read moreNovember 4, 2023
Dear Saints in Santa Fe and other far-off places, Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ, who held the world’s trauma in his arms. I spent six hours with trauma the day of the eclipse a few Saturdays ago, and three hours the night before. It was the first class of the “Trauma and Spiritual Care” course I am taking through July 2024 with San Francisco Theological Seminary, and when I pressed “leave” on my computer I felt exhausted and a bit depressed. A dullness came over my spirit. The darkening of the eclipse mirrored that of my soul.
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TGIF, Nov 10
Michael Tortorella will be playing Charles Griffes' "Roman Sketches" and "Al Far della Notte" at our Friday concert. Sanctuary doors open at 5:15 pm and the concert begins at 5:30. The concert is free with donations accepted. Read moreRemembrance and Gratitude
Luncheon, Nov 5, 11:30am
On Sunday, we will be remembering those we have lost this past year. We will be remembering those who are long gone. We will be remembering with gratitude how these loved ones helped shape our lives. As a part of this remembrance, FF&F will be preparing and serving lunch following the service at 10 am. Will you participate?Read moreFaithful and Resourceful
Children's Program, Nov 5, 10am
This Sunday we will read the story (2 Kings 4:1-7) of the prophet Elisha who helped a poor woman whose husband had died and his debtors were ready to take away her two children as slaves. Children will pinch pots, learn about money and the cost of items, and learn about difference and inequity.Read moreOctober 28, 2023
Dear Saints in Santa Fe and other far-off places, Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ, who showed the world what God’s reign looks like. A dime begins a life pattern. When I was four years old my mom would give me a dime each week to take to church school to place in the offering. Since dad was the pastor and we lived right next to the church I wasn’t tempted to spend it on an ice cream cone—the detour was too great and mom would have found out, I’m sure. So, I would hold the dime in my hand waiting with anticipation ...
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